Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1940 — Page 20

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Delegates to 60th Indiana'fF

Meeting Also to See Perry K Station.

Inspection trips to the Indianapolis Power & Light Ce, Perry K station and the State Highway Commission “testing laboratory are on the program of the 60th annual ' All-Engineers meeting at the Ho- - tel Lincoln Saturday.

Approximately 300 engineers of Indiana are, expected to ate tend the meeting, which is under the auspices of the Indiana Engineering Council. Climax of the convention is to be an address at the annual banquet Saturday evening by Dr. Alonzo J. Hammond of Chicago, American Engineering Coun- « cil president. He is to explain how local and national organizations of engineers benefit the profession economically and socially. Entertainment at the banquet is to be provided by Barney's Radio Aces, according to Sam C. Hadden of Indianapolis, state council secretary-treasurer,

Griffiths to Speak

‘William E. Griffiths of the Car-negie-Illinois Steel Co., Chicago, is to discuss “Stainless Steels and ‘Their Application From an Engineer’s Viewpoint.” Other convention speakers and their subjects include. Prof. C. C. EKnipmeyer of Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre Haute, “Why Register”; Lawrence V. Sheridan, Indianapolis consulting engineer, “Wa‘ter Resources Problems in Indiana and Their Solution”; L. V. James, General Electric Co. lighting and sight specialist, “Tailoring Lighting to Fit Special Industrial Needs.” . Foster L. Stanley, Indiana council president ‘and Indiana Bell Tele--phone Co. plant éxtension engineer, has invited all engineers and technical men of the state to attend.

Committees in Charge

Arrangements for the convention are in charge of the following committees: Attendance, J. V~Smythe of Indianapolis, chairman; J. W. Quinlan of Lafayette, H. H. Skabo of Indianapolis, F. H. Fleischer of Ft. Wayne, Prof. D. D. Ewing of Purdue University, Prof. Herman Moench of Rose Poly; arrangements and entertainment; S. C. Hadden of Indianapolis, chairman; C. E. _Vogelsang and G. A. Grimm, both . of Indianapolis; printing, Herbert Brusma, chairman; H. W. Stoelting, T. J. Poggiani, all of Indianapolis; program, Homer Rupart of Indianapolis, chairman; B. T. Laeffler, L. Z. Gossman of Indianapolis, Wayne Kehoe and S. G. Cohen of Ft. . Wayne, Denzil Doggett and M. G. Johnson of Indianapolis; publicity, C. A. Breece of Indianapolis, chairman, Mr. Kehoe, Prof. W. A. Knapp ‘of Purdue University, and nomi- - nating, Fred Kellam of Indianapolis, . chairman; Don Walker, Ft. Wayne, 203 Harry Garman of Indianap- , olis.

Mr. Griffiths

Attorney to Speak—Harvey B. Hartsock, School Board president,

Irvington” before the Men’s 400 Club. at the Howe auditorium temorrow at 8 p. m. The Boys’ Glee Club, directed by Belden C. Leonard, will sing. Final arrangements for the purchase of new band uniforms for the school are expected to be made. The Men’s Club and the school’s P.-T. A. are sponsoring the purchase.

Manual Seniors. to Elect—Manusal Training High School senior officers will be elected tomorrow. Nominees for president are Allen Smith, William Kniptash, Robert Timmons and Walter Rafert. Of the other officers, one is chosen for each senior roil room. Nominees for vicé president are Jack Hoyt, Maurice Brink, James oble, Mr. Kniptash and Mr. Timmons. Secretarial nominees are Charles Hill, Janet Conard, Martha Grimes, Doris Krome, Betty Shortridge and Dorothy Speicher. Treasurers will be chosen from Edward Dersch, Robert Carmen, Robert Linson and Mr. Noble. |

Townsend Club to Give Party—Townsend Club 52 will celebrate the opening of its new clubrooms at 4424 W. Washington St., with a dinner party at 6:30 p. m. torhorrow at the rooms. The Rev. R. M. Dodrill, pastor of the Broadway Baptist Church, will speak. Dancing to the music of Myers’ Band will follow.

East Club to Give Party—The East End Townsend Club 54 will hold a card party at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the V. P. W. Hall at Washington and Pennsylvania Sts. Earle Keithley is club president.

Townsend Club Makes Debut— The first meeting of Townsend Club 61 will be held at 7:30 p. m. today at the McClainville. School 72 at Troy and Carson Aves. The Club has received its charter from the national organization, Officers will be elected.

Tithe Editor to Speak—W. P. Carr, editor of Time Magazine, will speak on “Time, Its Principles and Aims,” at 7:15 o'clock tonight following a Professional Men’s Forum dinner at the Columbia Club. A sound film, “Science in Business” will also be shown.

Guild to Hear Watch Expert—E. H. Harwood of Chicago, Swiss material expert in the watchmaking trade, will’ be guest speaker at an Indianapolis Guild of Watchmakers’ meeting tomorrow at the Antlers Hotel Mr. Harwood will discuss the importing difficulties brought about by the present war in Europe. Guild officers include R. F. Chiles, president; Curtis Haskiils, secretary, and A. C. Crum, treasurer,

Legion Post 128 to Give Card Party —American Legion Service Post 128 will hold a bridge and euchre party at the Oaklandon Legion Hall tomorrow evening. The committee. in charge includes Chester E. Lawson, Fred C. Duzan, Cornelius B. Talmadge and Ellis H. Arnett.

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when steam from the radiator of his police car scalded his face and hands. The accident occurred in the police headquartefs garage when Mr. Zunk took the radiator cap off the car. He was treated by the police first aid squad.

Medical Exams Held--Examina-tions for the diploma of the Ameri= can Board of Internal Medicine were held at .the Indiana School of Medicine yesterday under the direction of Dr. Rebert M. Moore, faculty member. Candidates included practicing physicians from Louisville, Ky., Cincinnati, O.,, and Indianapolis. This was the first examination held here since the Board of Internal Medicine inaugurated the system of examinations in 1936.

‘Club to Hear Metz—H. I Meiz, associate engineer of ‘ the civil Aeronautics Authority, will discuss “Air Navigation and Instrument Landing,” ‘at the Indianapolis Exchange Club’s noon meeting at the Hotel Severin tomorrow. Mr. Metz is now occupied in developing bls landing equipment.

hundred and ten Indiana University School of Medicine students were to spend today.at Eli Lilly & Co. inspecting the factory. Dr. W. C. Kelley, of the Lilly staff and Dr. W. D. Gatch, dean of the school of medicine, are to speak at a dinner at the Hotel Lincoln which will end the annual inspection,

Optimists to See Films—The Indianapolis Optimist Club will see the motion picture “Land of Enchantment,” at a meeting tomorrow at 12:15 p. m. at the Columbia Club. Miss Idyl R. Evans, travel adviser of the Peoples State Bank arranged the program.

Fraternity to Install—Newly elected officers of Beta Zeta Chapter of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity will be installed April 3. They were chosen last night at the Butler University chapter house, 423 W. 46th St. They are: John Carr, president; David Yarian, vice president; Donald Sobbe, recording secretary; Jack Lewis, corresponding secretary; Robert P. Slaughter, guide, and David Woods, sergeant-at-arms.

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Myers Overrun | Motion od Postponement From ‘March 4.

Dan R. Anderson, local grocer charged with filing false relief claims- in Marion County, is scheduled to go on trial March 4. Criminal Court Judge Dewey E. Myers late yesterday overruled a motion seeking postponement. The motion was filed by Mr. Anderson's attorney, Paul Rochford, who said he had a case in Probate Court on that date. It was overruled a few hours after it was filed. Mr. Anderson is the first of five persons, indicted in the recent Grand Jury probe of Center Township relief, scheduled to be tried, J.

Barton Griffin, milk route owner, is to be tried March 25 before Special Jidge Omar O’Harrow of Martinsville.

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Mysterious explosions at the fireworks plant of Triumph Explosives, Inc., near here yesterday, resulted

in two deaths and injury of 13 other persons.

Charles Gatchell of Elkton and Edward Kneese of Glasgow, Del. Kneese was burned to-death. Mr. Gatchell died a few hours after he was found in a burned shack. :

Coeds Leaping |

UPLAND, Ind., Feb. 22. Coeds at ‘Taylor University are making the most of ‘this Leap Year busiUntil - the first of next month, co-ed has reported that her “date Bock ” js filled for the coming peTI Student. Council of Taylor

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BLAST KILLS TWO

ELKTON, Md., Feb. 22 (U. P.).—

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the national convention to be held in May at Chicago. ! The convention was being held a Castle Hall and more than:200 per-

expected to attend. Speakers for the: day inlcluded the Rev. Ralph E. Webber, Brook-

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tor; Mrs. E. E. Byrum of Anderson; E. S. Lewis of of Glenwood, State chairman, and E. E. Blake

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